Askew to leave Arrow McLaren SP after rookie IndyCar season
Oliver Askew will leave the Arrow McLaren SP IndyCar team at the end of 2020, but will race for the team at the St Petersburg season finale if he is declared fit
Oliver Askew will leave the Arrow McLaren SP IndyCar team at the end of 2020, but will race for the team at the St Petersburg season finale if he is declared fit
Three-time Indianapolis 500 winner Helio Castroneves was a backmarker on his surprise IndyCar return with Arrow McLaren SP last weekend. But he’s very keen to make this a long-term relationship
Meyer Shank Racing: An IndyCar team with just one podium finish. Meyer Shank Racing: The IndyCar team F1’s owner Liberty Media’s just invested in. Jack Benyon looks at this ambitious squad’s plans
A topsy-turvy 2020 has meant some enthralling IndyCar races with overtaking galore – but should the series make moves to ensure a shaken-up order remains next year? Indianapolis road course winner Will Power thinks there’s merit in the idea…
Scott Dixon says he is still “mad at myself” for an error at Mid-Ohio that left Josef Newgarden able to execute a 48 point swing in the points to have a chance in the championship finale
After signing a long-term deal to remain committed to supplying power units in the IndyCar series, Honda says it is ready to help a third manufacturer “de-risk” joining the championship in the future
Will Power resisted late pressure from Colton Herta to win the penultimate IndyCar race of 2020 at Indianapolis, as Josef Newgarden reduced Scott Dixon’s championship advantage again heading to the decider
The introduction of IndyCar’s new 900bhp+ hybrid power unit has been pushed back to 2023, but both Chevrolet and Honda have both committed to supply the twin-turbo, 2.4-litre V6 engines under the new rules cycle
Will Power will start on pole for race two of the Indianapolis double-header, with championship contenders Josef Newgarden and Scott Dixon ninth and 15th
After a 77-point swing in his favour over the course of four races, Josef Newgarden says he still needs to have “perfect days” to have any chance of beating Scott Dixon to the IndyCar Championship
